Draft Primary Curriculum Framework - NCCA
Thinking, Education about Religions and Beliefs (ERB) and Ethics, Modern Foreign Languages, and to place a greater general emphasis on Wellbeing . Policy developments in other sectors are also relevant in looking again at the primary currci uul m . The provsioi n of two years of universal preschool education (2010
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